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this works in 7: http://www.randyrants.com/2008/12/sharpkeys_30.html

have you tried running your command file in a working install of windows to see if it works correctly at all under vista? Otherwise, this is something you would need to do in your autounattend file.

thankyou. i realise that i have several options to install apps. however i want to do it a particular way. What i am after is a working command which will find all the the .cmd files in a certain directory and run each one seperately. I will also then do the same with all the .reg files in a certain directory and again with all my self created .msi files. This way i dont have to keep editing the autounattend.xml, i can just drop new files into my install directories and re-create my iso. Can anyone help? I tried a few commands after digging out my xp install.cmd but they all failed.

Hi guys, hopefully a quick one. under my xp unattended installs i used to use a modular approach to installing apps and registry tweaks. I would have a seperate batch file for each application in the installs folder which would allow me to quickly add or remove single applications. This would be launched using something along these lines: for %%? in (%AppsRoot%\Install\*.cmd) DO (Start /wait ???????) which would just run each .cmd file in the specified directory. I don't currently have access to my old unattended stuff and searching hasn't given me a definate answer so i would be grateful if someone would be able to tell me the correct command to use this in vista from autounattend.xml Cheers Dan